Get tae (oan tartan) – poster

What’s yer fauvrit Scots saying? Is your favourite Scots saying one you've kent since you were a bairn, or one you've just discovered and love? Whatever is the case, the Scots Sayings collection has plenty to choose from. More about this saying Translated to English: get to (note: an optional f-word can be appended for emphasis) Meaning: I do not believe you, please go away Usage: when someone is being an eejit but ye cannae swear at them The artwork This drawing has its origins in mid-century illustration and pop art styles and is combined with a gorgeously coloured tartan. It’s a gallus way to celebrate the power and spirit o the language. The Scots Leid The Scots language, or ‘leid’ in Scots, has a long and colourful history that stretches back well over a thousand years. Part of its colour isn't just the glorious words, but the vivid sayings that bring it to life. Product details Paper size A3, 420x297mm 350gsm smooth white board Printed in Scotland on FSC® Mixed Sources paper